Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      the Phaedrus he seems to pass unconsciously from the concrete
 2 Phileb|  world; and therefore when we pass into the sphere of ideas
 3 Phileb| individuals. But you must not pass at once either from unity
 4 Phileb| consideration of pleasure, we pass to that of knowledge. Let
 5 Phileb|    differs from them. We must pass into another cycle of existence,
 6 Phileb|      metaphysical works which pass under the name of Aristotle,
 7 Phileb|       themselves.’ Nor let us pass unheeded the indignation
 8 Phileb|   many anyhow, and from unity pass at once to infinity; the
 9 Phileb|    either of them before they pass into infinity (i.e. into
10 Phileb|       the life of wisdom, and pass them in review.~PROTARCHUS: